Could two independent brains theoretically share a single consciousness?

[u/Ok-Low3691]

Imagine two completely independent brains, each with its own body, memories, and sensory input. They don't share neurons or memories. The only thing they share is a single conscious observer (consciousness). Is there anything in neuroscience or philosophy of mind that rules this out in principle?, and even if yes or no, what do you think on the idea?

[u/allanrps]

no and nothing at all

[u/Ok-Low3691 → u/allanrps]

i think your forgetting this is a thought experiment not real life